Definitions for "Compost tea"
Keywords:  foliar, microbes, soak, tea, steeping
Compost tea can be sprayed directly on some plants as a foliar spray or used for watering when plants need a quick nutrient boost (nutrients in solution are more available to plants). Compost tea will also help to improve microbial activity in the soil. As a foliar spray, the thin film created by the microbes will help to prevent fungal spores from adhering to the leaf surface. To make compost tea, soak finished compost in a bucket overnight, then filter solids using a screen or old strainer. A cloth tea bag can also be used (and reused). For maximum microbial activity, use an aeration system to make your tea --beneficial microbes need oxygen to survive.
Liquid preparation made using compost as a starting material used as a foliar application to combat plant pathogens or supplement plant nutrients.
Compost tea is used to enhance the productivity of beneficial microorganisms in water which makes nutrient rich fertilizer.
Keywords:  feed, great, plants, way, natural
a great way to feed your plants the natural way